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Thread: Type 901/xx Engine Build #'s

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    Last edited by Jesse-911E 1969; 09-08-2020 at 01:07 AM.

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    307670 911 R4. "The engine was twin-plug 1,991 cc flat six that put out 225 horsepower at 8,000 rpm."
    That engine "should" have been in one of the last 1965 model year cars. Likewise the transmission is a little earlier than it "should" have been, but not by much, and it is a KD.
    So what are the chances that a "failed" engine and "failed" transmission were set aside, picked up by the race department, and given new life in this 911R? Impressive.
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    Interesting story! what do you mean by KD?

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    KD or AT are rebuilds or replacements.

    I had a factory built Grp. 3 engine which had the AT prefix.
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    Ok Thanks for your clarification!

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    1971 911 Engine Case 911/07 6117065
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    1970 911T case for sale

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